Apple Tree
Uploaded: September 01, 2002 13:52:00
Taken in natural light no flash. Was playing with my new 200mm lens on an old Nikon Autoreflex T.
Connie Campbell September 03, 2002
I have a close up of my pears too...I will have to up load them later....#13284
Kerry Drager September 03, 2002
Hi Connie: I love apples, so your title captured my attention. ... plus, a fine effort with that new 200mm lens of yours - especially in view of the challenging lighting conditions! KerryConnie Campbell September 03, 2002
Kerry....challenging is a good word! I like that :o)I used to be a studio photographer for a well known retail chain......I advanced to their "Master Photographer" level. They taught me posing and cropping of people. The lighting and the focus everything else basically was already done...it was pose crop and click you got a photo.
This free style, trying to be artistic but still capture the main subject all of this is to me a challenge! And a fun one!
I think raising kids is easier (ha ha)
Thanks for the feedback!
Connie #13300
Connie Campbell September 03, 2002
For Margie C. (my mom) Here is one of my pear shots....My scanner broke so I cant scan the one of the tree......looks pretty much like the apple tree but with pears on it....(he he) #13302Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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